Great for local hill sessions, and considerably durable, especially for the price. These gloves get the job done, although the pucks wear down EXTREMELY fast. Worth your money, but if your gonna get serious about sliding, maybe consider something more durable.

Gloves do what they are supposed to do, allow sildes. I got a big hole in my left thumb and a small hole in my right middle finger, but who uses their fingers to slide? Comfortable, lightweight, don't fall off. I have long hands, and the medium fits well.

1. from my wrist to the tip of my middle finger is 7 3/4" and the medium barely fit, but after a week of use the fingers stretched a little and it fits PERFECT, if your hand is any longer than mine go with a large. 2. they are very comfortable and slide well from the first slide however the leather/suede material is too thin. After one week of sliding about 30 mins a day after work i have already developed a hole in the middle finger about 1/8" in length from the few times i touched my fingers to the pavement. If your just starting out sliding these might wear out quickly for you. the velcro on one of the gloves seperated from the palm about halfway after 2 days use... 3. Despite durability issues with the material they are still a decent glove, comfortable, light weight.

I have the older version, but they look like the same thing pretty much. I love them. They are great for all kinds of sliding, and for protection too, like when you fall forward while nose manualing. Exceptional price as well

the length around my knuckles is 22cm and from my wrist to the tip of my middle finger is about 7 1/2 inches --- DAN LOVELAND WRITES - YOU COULD GO WITH A MEDIUM.